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I have *to repeat how much L owe to Commodore Ilaytl i and my ridltriration in him of the good effect of a zealous and animated example for enterprize. , • , The officers and men under my command have given sue much cause to speak well of theta; for although the,enemy has not given us the opportunity of a meeting, they have antlered much from continued exposure to extreme heat, and In a variety or ways have undergone much fatigue, which they have borne with becoming spirit and cheerfulness. Captain. Hall, of the Artillery, was obliged to proceed sick to Chothrba, without furnishing me with any return of the cap tured ordnance. 1 on happy to acquaint you, that the troops have continued remarkably healthy, there being at present only two Europearkr, sick. T.Fir C'OM IS'SIONI. US for VIC7'U. I L -I,ING His .114.TES7'2"s 6-c. (10 hereby, 7 111 E ItEi'it ESEN TAT! 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A dispatch has been received at the East India flouNic , from the Governor-General in Council at rort William, in Bitgal, with enclosures, of which the following are copies : gire Notice, that on Friday, the Will of February uczt, they will he rVadn' i'cielve 7Vnihrsr iri writing (seatid up), and treat for the *apply gt :all , such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS, as may be dcntancfrd fin. the use of 1.14 illajestt i 's Ships and Vessels at Jamaica and New Providence, during ihe space of 7'welt4 ifonths from the ISt' of May next, and farther turlil Si,e Afonthi notice shall be given for the terMinalion of tho.Contracti the Conditions of which may he seen at thi.F Copy of a Letter from Brigadier-General Morrison, CM., to the Adjutant-General of the Army, dated Arraean, May 10, 11:25. Sir—l have the honour to enclose, in original, two.divatehcs just received from Brigadier-General .Wilean, one dated the 23d of April, announcing the occupation of the island of Munroe, and the other the 6th of May, that of Sandowey, on the Main. This day was published, In 2 vols. Bvo. with Portraits, price 28s. EMU 11t5 of the MARGRAVINE ANSPACII. Any !cruder that contains extravagant prir•es op‘as some 0 . 1: .the articles, and prices mach interior to the rent r•'ttne upon others, will he considered as not proper to be adinided, n ib Tender must Ape( if . a the Price in liiirds at length, and he delivered bcfnre.Oneo'Cloch o the day appointed ; and WRITTEN BY HERSELF. Printed for Henry Colburn, removed to 8, New Burling-tom - street. From both places•• the enemy timely retreated, and though they did not afford an opportunity for the display or British valour, his Excellency will be gratified in learning, that on both occasions such ardour was displayed as gave assurance, that the service would be maintained with honour and credit. The directions of the Governor-General have now been so far Fulfilled, that I may report the Burman arms to be expelled from the Arracan territory, and that the four provinces of Cite. duba, Ramree, Arracan; and Sandowey, are now subject to tits orders of his Lordship. I have, &c. J. W. MORRISON, Brigadier-General, command ing the S. E. Division. I have, &c. W. 31 4 8EA1.N, Brigadier. Gen. l'orcien-Officc; Jars. 14, 1826. The King has been pleased to 'appoint Thomas' TuFper,Eq. ..to be his Majoatii's Consul in the Duchy of Courland, to re side at Riga. The King has been pleased to appoint Anthony L ancaster Molyneux, Esq. t o b e hi s Majesty's Consul in the State of Georgia, to reside at Stivannali. Tits King has also been pleased to appoint George Salkeld f Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at New Orleans. must be atrompattiett by a Letter signed / t , !wo rrgmatiqe p i estuts euxugingln become bonud with the. Party fluttering the ;tena't sirui of 1 0,6001. fur the due perfinnuance of the Contract. MUSICAL NOVELTY. J • . u u io he d , By CLEMENTI and Co. 26, Cheapside ; and T. LINDSAY, 217, Regent-street, A. fIE M ELOGRATH I CON, an en ti re l y . New and Interesting Musical Work, by whieh an in terminable number of Melodies may be produced, and Ama teur, who have a taste for writing Poetry, enabled to set their Verses to music in a variety of Measures, for the Voice and Piano Forte, without the necessity of it scientific knowledge of the Art. 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Contract ing with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to DELIVER FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CII.ILDRONs of COALS at NEWFOUNDLAND, may receive Particulars of the Contract at this Office, butween the hours of 'fen and Four, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for Commissariat Sopplies; marking thereon Ten der for Coals;" on or before Tuesday, the• 2-10 instant ; but none will he received after Twelve o'Clork on that Day; rinr will any Proposal be noticed nolesi made on ur Unnexed to a printed Particular, 'send the 'Prices inserted in Words at leo4lh ; nor unless a Letter be sohjnined te such Proposal, signed by too Persons of known property, en. gag ng to become hound with the Party tendering in the Suns expressed in the Particulats, for the due performance of the Contract. Copy of a letter from Brigadier-General M.Bean, to Brigadier- General Morrison, C. 8., dated Ramree, April 23, 11a. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that the flotilla weigh ed early in the morning of instant, at the mouth of the Ara can river, and having fine weather with moderate breezes, the whole were anchored the night of the 10th, within three miles of Cheduba-Toady. It being necessary to take In a sup ply of water, the ships and boats proceeded to Low Island, situated to the southward of Ilamree. Several of the Mug inhabitants from Ramree having joined us the night of the 26th, gave information that the island had two days previously been evacuated by the enemy. To this no very implicit faith was given. The artillery and detachment 40th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry having joined, the fleet was anchored the night of the 21st at the entrance to.the Ramree creek, and disposititins being made for landing the troops, the same was carried into effixt the following morning. The numerous rows of stakes the enemy had driven across the creek, present ed so formidable and effectual an obitacle, that, with every exertion on the part of the seamen and lascars, it was nearly two hours before a passage could be cleared for the small boats So soon, however, as the advance, under Captain Skelton, of his Majesty's 43th regiment, could be disembarked,l proceeded with CoMmodore Hayes to the town of' Ramree. ''The road, to appearance, has lately been made, and was commanded in many parts by fortified' heights and well-constructed entrench ments. The creek is practicable for boats to the town at high water : distance from its entrance about seven miles by land; from the great entrenchment considerably less. No opposition whatever was made, and the island was taken quiet possessiOn of in the name of the British. The enemy, to protect him against a landing, by the creek, had thrown up a long line of entrenchments upon the right bank, constructed with great judgment, and made particu larly strong by the numerous traverses placed in all di rections. The defences of the town copyist in a stockade of considera ble extent and some strength, situated about the centre of it, 'this being protected by several forts upon hills, and one of , them completely commanding the road by which you approach. The inhabitants are in quiet occupation of their houses, and Napat Nunn, at their solicitation, has been continued in his office of Jemidar, charged with the maintenance of peace and good order upon the island. I have directed that eight companies of the 40th Regiment' of Bengal Native Infantry, with the detachment of artillery from Cheduba, under the command of Major Murrny, should constitute the garrison of Ramree, and 1 consider that they trill be quite equal to all the duties that may be required of them at present. Per Doz. 1 . N. Claret, St. JuUan . S . 48 1 Do. Lafitte & Margaux 72 to 96 Sparklingebampagne 72 to 84 Do. and Creaming, „„ of the first quality j " St. Peray, dry and spark 72 Chablis . . . . 63 Hermitage, Red and White 96 Moselle, Sauterne, &c. 60 Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. Rum, Mt.; Brandy, 255; per I ,lust published, NEW VIOLONCELLO MUSIC, arranged as solos, wi, h a Basq acerimpaninicnt (ad lib.) By J. PICKARD. Sixty approved and fashionable Airs, selected from the works of the n►ost ekteemed Authors, in two book", each ss. 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I canna like ye John Anderson my Jo- Jess Macfarlutte Kenmore's on and ilWa Land o' the Leal Logic o' Buchan Lochaber no inure Loch Eruch side Lewie Gordon My Boy Tammy Mv Lodging is on the Cold ground My Daddy is is Catiker'd Carl My sin kind Dearie My Lova is but a Lassie yet M.Pherson's farewell Maggy Lander My riLltvir's i n MI ertitstt t hl r i e l'td : 4 l l e id Rose' lt a- Contents of Vol. H. An' they're a' Noddin Auld King Coul Au' thou were my air, thing Allan Water Argyll is my name Carl, an the King Come Conituite thro' the Rye Cauld hail in Aberdeen Ca' the Ewes to the Knowes Caller Herring Down the burn Davie love Dusty Miller De'il tak' the wars For lack 0 gold For a' that and a' that Gloomy winter's now awa Go to the ewe heights Marion Go to Berwick Johnny Here's a health to them the-Ns awe He's dear to me I'►l mak' ye faits to fellow me JOck 0' Haeledeen I'►q u'er young to marry yet Kite of Aberdeen Kind Robin lo'es me Lady Bothwell's lament Lass can ye lo'se me Lassie wi' the lint white lock. Mount and go ' Mary of Castle Cat y Mary's Dream My heart is sair My winsome wee thing Musing on the Ocean My Peggy'. face My Minnie 01 Of a' the ants Oh dear what ells the mutter be 0 : for ;site and twenty Tani 0 weel may the botttie row O °ern the door Lord Gregory 0! Poortith cattld C) can ye sew Cushions .Pritice Charlie's farewell Robin Adair St. Kilda's Song She's fair and Pause Sandy o'er the lea Sweet Robin The Miller The Ilkttks•of Air The Banks of the Dee The Palmer 'rite Lothian Leash. 't he Captive Ribbon 'Twa► within a utile The Hig h land Widow's La _ iher O'er the bills scud tar away Oscar's Ghost 0 sav bonny Lassie () gm Illy Love were Oh a hi:tle m►d I'll come to tbre my Lad Pinky /louse. Prince Charlie Queen Mary's Lamentation Roy's AV ire l‘odin Castle Shepkerds 1 hare lost rityLuve Saw ye Johnny. coming Saw ye my Father Sc►►ts wi n s lose The Yellow-haled caddie The Broom , of Cowdenknowes There's nay luck about the House Thu Lass of Patir's Mill Tweed Side 'flee Gardener wi' his Paidlu The Highland haddie Todlin'haine The last time I came o'cr,ikc: The Flowers of Edinburgh . The C , lnipitelk are coming The !..6;ter Crown Whi,f le o'er the lave o't Won't' and married and a' When 1 think on this wand's pelf Wars me for Prince Charlie Willie brew'd a Peck a'Mau't Welcome Royal Charlie Ye Banks and Braes Went The Bush abeon Trupair Tarry woo' The Ploughtuati This is no mine ain house The Maid that tends the goats The Ewie wi' the croolied born The winter,it is pa s t Up in the morning early vy an' war them a ' Willie Wee'i my heat When wild war Willy was a wanton war Widow arc ye wakin' Willie's rare When the days they are lang. Published by Goulding and Piano Fortes and Military Mu SQUARE. D'Alniaine, Manufacturers of lical Instrument', 20, SOHO- HUNT'S MATCHLESS BLACKING.— The cheapest and best in the Kingdom. Sold in bottles, neatly labelled, • at 4d., Bd., and is. each,—=.slanufactory, 62, Broadwall, 131ackfriars. (tt 'The . best proof of the superiority of this Blacking over all others is, that, in the short space. of One Year, it is selling ip upwards of Three Thousand Shops in the Metropolis alone.= Order; by Twopenny -Post executed with dispatch, for ready Money only. PATRONIZED NY Ell MAJESTY And the ROYAL FAMILY; their Imperial - Majesties the EMPEROR and EMPII ESS of RUSSIA; the EMPERORS of PERSIA and CHINA , their serene. Highnesses the DUKE and,,PRINCE of . BRUNSWICK, and most of the Nobility and Gentry, R OWLAND'S NI CASSAR OIL, the ORIGINAL-and GEN I NF., A Vegetable Production, which has for many yeats been uni versally admired; also acknowledged pre eminent fur nourish• ing the Hair, preventing it from being injured by illness, change of climate, study, travellinvaccouchment,&c.; re moves scarf, harshness, and dryness ; renders it soft and glossy ; prevent , it, falling oft or turning grey? creates a thick growth on the baldest places; produces a beautiful ef fect on imturol or artificial hair, rrndering it admirably tuft and elegantly flowing; producing beautifid Curls, adding a most incomparable, iraneend.mt, and beautiful lustre, ren dering the headAress truly enchanting. Asl; for 4. Rowland's" Macasar Oil, at :is. lrls. 6d. and eels. pet bottle. ' ROWLAND'S KAINDOR, _ _ Which immediately allays the sinarting irritabiqty of the stilt prodne vi l by Cold 11" i i i !.. ; presents the Shin ham Chapping; and renders it reeol.;nly stilt and pleasant, removes freckles, pim pit.", and all cutaneous eruptions; ini pal tlriitnt and matchless beauty to the cnimileition; :Winds soothing edict' to i li v i r ; , c oinciiitient ; and is of .0 (armless nature as to he administered to infants with perfect safety. To Gentlemen after Sharing. it allays the irritating mot smarting pain, and renders the shin smooth and pleasant.— Price 84. 6d. at:d fkl: per bottle, duty irreluded. Catirfor..--in consequence "of the high popularity of the above articles, flagrant impostors have counterfeited each copying Advertisements, Labels, Bills. &e. To prevent Ftand, ask for /lowland's, and ohserve the New Label (eri- , graced by Messrs. observing the.l.abel of each artiile list the Sign:lime and Address in Red, " A. Brireland and Son, Yu , I t at to „ .Gartivn. .. Sold by appointment, (Outer to his Majesty), Tilebaattrit yet eel ; NI r. Ivssys. Gattie and Pierce, 57. ale. Deleruix. 149, D. Itigge, 35; Holmes. Thivenot, and Brewster. New Bond curet ; Messrs, Bayley and Blew, Cockspiir.istreet ; Mess , s. Derry and Lloyd, Greek-street ; Mr:Sanger, 00, 'Sfistd-s1 i et ;:Mr.1.0w,,i20, Prim!, 226, Strand ; Mr. A tkitison ard ,; „„; ; air, ler, t'llpintst, 4, CheapOlik; Me , srs. ilare'ay dot! , :unr, rleet-market ; Mr. - Bigge. f r ' h Ch"P"tie : Mr. Sutton, Bow . .Clitirch..yrird: Mr. 1 , 7. and Xleslrs. Newberry, St. Paril*: Church-yard ; Dunn and den ; &le. Burgess, flolborn.diill; Mr. Kenn sh, ri,,,, t ,„ 1 „,„ e „,.. cioir s tth.,„ v „ . Evans, ; IA ) h.,. /twit i e.. spectable Perfumers and Medicine Vernler, ii‘ Kingdom. To Conimodere Hayes I am most indebted for his. hearty co. operation on all occasion, and feel the fullest confidence froM his able assistance- I have every reason to be satisfied with the officers and soldiers under my command, and am happy to inform you they have continued to be healthy. Herewith, is transmitted a return of captured ordnance. ' I have, Ace. W. .11111 BAN, Brigadier-General. Return of Ordnance and Stores captured at Rnmree, by the Force under Brigadier-General Dl•Rean, C. 8., 22t1 of April, 1826. Bran gun-1 2-pounder; iron guns-1 6-pounder, 1 2 poun der ; 3 .1-pounders ; 13 jingo's, 16 muskets, 264 doors, 160 spears, 1,200 flints, Europe ; 6 24-pounds shot, Europe ; 4 12- pounds shot, Europe ; 3 9-pounds shot,, Europe ; 2 6-pounds shot, Europe; 160 grape shot, Europe; twenty-hundredweight of leaden balls; fire hundred weight of iron bails; four liunercti weight of spare lead; a quantity of gunpowder de stroyed. GEO. DYKE, Lieutenant mninantling Artillery Detachment. Copt. of n letter from Brigadier-General M Ton to Brigadier- General C. 8., tinted Itamree, bat May, 1825, Sir,—Part of the force under my command having arrived at the entrance of the Sandrine River on the 28th of last mouth it was determined by ComModore Hayes and myself that the troops should be put into bOats, and proceed up the foliow•ing day. The Marnaghten transport having .L7Conded in the Passage from Ramree, Captain Anderson, With Cifi of the 16 t h .Regi ment Medias Native Infantry on board, never joined us. A titockade at the month at the river was evWritly evacuated, and information wnR at this time given by inhabitants (Mugs) That the enemy I tees ako left the stockades at s,i n d owey. The boats having moved about eight tnil es up the river, COMlllnanre Reyes leading, about dusk c ame upon a stockade ade and entrenchments.`.''The enemy had also constructed breast-works: in diffiseot commanding poini a , an d had ' ranked thie'river btlom the entrenchments. A space, however, had been left suffiviently wide for the boats to pass. The troops had been bwded for the eight, and being re -embarked early the next orning, the whole were in progress up the river at four N,, opposition was mule to our passage, and having reached Samlowey soon after seven o'clock, the stockades were Liken } x,rtevxicn oft there are two, neither o f a ny strengt h, t h ough the grou nd upon which one is constructed had been well chosen. !Many acts of cruelty are reported to have been committed by the Burmese pre , : zous to their departure, and four bodies Were Bernard, Grafesend, pawnbroker, Jan. 17, 31, and Feb. , 25, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners; London.' Attar. flies, Messrs:Swain, Stevens, s.laplea, Pears, and Hunt, Old Jewry, London. G. Lady. 'Bromley; Tient, coach-master, Jan. 2a; at ten, 28, at den, and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Court .of Cotnmisaioners, London. A ttornies, Mr. Sherwin, Great James-street, Bed," ford-row, London. tV. Hemming, Tharcham. Berkshire, money.scrivener,, Jan: St, at eleven, 31, and Feb. 26, at tern, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attorney, Mr. Ewington, Poultry. London. D. Groves, Norton -street. 111ttrylebono, grocer. Jan. 17, 21, and Feb, 26, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. torney.. Mr. Addison, Verulant-buildings, Gray's Inn. B. Lewis ' Tunbridge Wells, b a k ert Jan. 21, Feb. at ten, and 25, at twelve, at the C ourt at Commissioners, Lon. don. Attorneys, Messrs. Stone and Bremridge, Nralbrook. buildings, London. J. Blake, Zeal's Green, Wiltshire, draper, Jan. 21, 28, and Feb. 25, at ten, at the Court ,of Commissioners, London. At torney, Mr—dardwielt, Lawtence.hine, London. P. Beard, Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire, clothier, Jan. 28, and Feb. 25, at ten, at the Court of Corninissionerit;' Len... don. 'Attornies, Messrs. Getty. Ridden. Getty, and Hidden, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, London. C. Sayer and 0. Gardney, Great Toriet.street, wholesgde grocers, Jan. 21, 20, and Feb. 25, at one, tit the Court of Coro. inissioners.—Attorney, Messrs. Paterson and Peile, Old !Wad, street. W. Smith, Lombard -street, hatter, Jan. 21, Feb, 4, at ten,. and 25, at twelve, at the Court of Cotmnissioners. Attorney, Air. Gregory, Clement's Inn. W. Rowley, Regent-street, Oxford-street, tavern-keeper, .latt 21, at one, 28, at twelve, and Feb. 25, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little Saint Thomas Astle. DIVIDEN D S. Feb. 4, j. Clarkson, Oracechurelt-street, hhtter--Feb. G. Smith, Newcastle.uponalyne, draper-Feb. 23, J. West. L i ke, ['Flyer. Kingston, Ringwood, Sosthamptonoualtster..-. Feb. 4, R. Fuller, Reigate, Surrey; shopkeeper-4?eb. 11, W. Inglethorp, Perlman-mews, backneymati— Feb. 4, B. 0, Cor bett, Friday-street, linen-draper , -Feb. 4,W. Ratger, New-road St. George, sugar.broker- 7 -}eb. 4, T, Stirling, Commercial. road, Lambeth, slater--Jan. 21, J. Rackham, Strand,bookseller —Jan. 28, J. B. Ilenelli, Quadrant, Re g e nt - street , dealer.— Jan. 21, J. Collin s an d F. Collins, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, timber.mereliants—.Jan. 21, J. Bromley, Circus -street, New-road, Alarylebotie, ironmonger —Feb. 6, P. Thathwell, Runcorn, Chester, com -d ea ler,--Feb. tl, F. Nicholson, Mali- cheater, corn-dealer--Feb. 18, It. Lawton, Bottoms withih Stayley, Chester, clothier—Feb. 6, J. Aspinall and .1. Aspi nail, Liverpoitl, bankers;.-Teb.. 28, T. Ashcroft, Liverpool,. timber-merchant. T PI CATES--Fic a. 4. C. Aloss, Cheltenham, fishmonger—ll. Stratton, Chapel place, Stratford, gosex, wine.merehant—T. Fennell, Jetyrjr- Farect, Aldgate, flour manufacturer--R. Rogers, sen. Piddle llintQn, Dorset, farmer—E. Judd, Camden Town, builder -I'. I)ibtleti Waterloaruad, music seller—ft, An (trews, Ilnstol, baker—J. Cadogan, Water-iltrect, Arundel street, Strand, carpenter—VV. Carrington, Fore.street, monger—T. Goodyear, A lil ersgate-streat, straw-hut filantifAC• turer—J. Knit:. jun. Harp-alley, Fleet-street . broket. Wrivnusturs DissoLvEn J. Sedovick and T. trebth s tiwiaoter,rootear , - 1 . Hub " Eon and Co. Tenbury, Worcestershire, ttttornics—T. De4lie and W. 119rnett, lartners-..5. Barton and S. Dawson, Not tingliam, bobbin makers-8, Chapp, l n t ,n4 P. Jr. 4,atour, Neer Imittioureet, music sellers—J. If,. ,and 4. Bgaver, street, eltere-rhut ket, horsehairtottrtufatttietit:-4; latkon Mtwebester, cott9l) spinners —I). Onitlener and Co. vett. And S. Johnson. Itarctsev rum ittgl;ton, Vvrkshl re, attune 6l4olol—T. Fairthorne and Co. London* attorneys—J. Wi i urnwn, and 'W. 31. Liveivad, attorneys.:.. c, nv Glaille and Co. Cliteutou-strect, -Blackwell-Blackwell 11111 1 -40.04 . . . TOLFE, BRoTtivlts, beryhy air No v-T tice, that. after the:Expiration of The •Partnership between CHARLES. EDMONDS and LEWIS ' MORT LOCK WOLFE, on - the 17th Instant, their Businesa, as Stock and Share Brokers will be carried on at No. 23, Change Alley, Cornhill, London. TCLMIA'S GENII:HAG OLIAFITTING • WA REHOUSE, for the. EAST. and WEST IN• DIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND ; • • Officers, Cadets, and . Writers going to India, and Gentle men proceeding to South- America ; or any other part of the Globe, will find in this E s t a bli s h ment t h e w h o l e o f t h e i r tary Appointments, Swords; Chacos, Sashes, Leith; Pistols, &c. together with a large and well.manutactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and-Bedding.; Cabin Wash-hand' Tables,phairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and• every • other description of Travellinc; Equipage. AN ASSORTAI ENT Ot CANTEEN.% ready fitted with the necessary requisites for India, and other tropical climates , : likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated- Articles, Knives ! and Forks, suitable tor families going abroad Military and Hindostanee • Books; 31 tips, &e. 1 A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Curricle, Tan_ demi• Phaeton, Stanhope and Chaise 11 A RNESS, with every description of Saddlery, &c. &c. fiir home use, East and West Indies, anti South Ame,fica, which merit inspection from their excellent quality, first stile of workmanship, and moderate prices. All the Articles it4hisEstablishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, front which no , abate ment will he made.